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Non-Blanching Rash: Causes and When to Call a Healthcare ProviderNon-blanching rashes can be a sign of serious illness, but not always Medically reviewed by Brendan Camp, MD A non-blanching rash is a type of rash that doesn’t disappear (or blanch) when ...
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Causes of Petechiae (Tiny Red Dots on the Skin)The meningitis rash can progress from petechial to a purpuric rash, which looks more like bruising than pinpricks. The rash ...
The rash of pityriasis rosea typically lasts ... Parovovirus B19 has been linked recently to several petechial and purpuric exanthems, which may be localized to particular areas of the body.
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